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Manta Ray |
Diving in the Andaman Sea, just off Koh Lanta, is always good, as our waters are crystal clear and as well as a plethora of aquatic life, we also have caverns, caves and swim-throughs to enjoy.
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Koh Haa 3 |
But yesterday was a little different at Koh Haa, the most popular of our SCUBA diving and snorkelling destinations, when several dive centres reported sightings of both Manta Rays and a Whaleshark! Whalesharks are huge (over 4 metres long) and plankton eaters, so everyone wants to get in the water with them when they are here.
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Whaleshark |
Koh Haa (5 islands) is comprised of 6 islands! (yes that is not a typo) and is ideal for both experienced and new divers, with swimming-pool conditions in the shallow lagoon between the islands, but we also have much deeper areas with cathedral like caves
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Learn to Dive and maybe see a Manta or Whaleshark! |
If you are coming to Thailand to dive, be sure to add Koh Lanta to your itinery.
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It is possible to see them snorkeling too! |
Both the owners of Mook Lanta Eco Resort are divers, Mellisa is a diving instructor and an ex dive centre owner on the island, so if you need any help or advice please feel free to
email us.
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Leopard Sharks (not dangerous - check out the mouth) are also seen regularly |
Thank you Stephy, we try to let people know what is currently going on, on the island.
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